iHealth Accu Luminate Blood Pressure Monitor – 4.5" Tri-Color WHO-Based LCD(White), Clinically Accurate, Irregular Heartbeat Alert, Body & Cuff Detection, Bluetooth Cloud Sync, Large 8.6"–17" Cuff

This blood pressure monitor is very user-friendly and accurate. The large LCD screen makes it easy to read, even for seniors, and the cuff adjusts well to fit different arm sizes comfortably. I like that it alerts you if your heartbeat is irregular or if the cuff isn’t positioned correctly, which takes out the guesswork. The Bluetooth sync is a great feature for keeping track of readings over time, and the setup was straightforward. Build quality feels solid, and it gives consistent results compared to the one at my doctor’s office. Overall, this is a reliable, simple-to-use monitor that works well for both seniors and adults. Highly recommend.

Easy to use. Bluetooth is simple to use. Accurate readings. Hasn’t lowered my BP yet though (lol).

Excellent product at an exceptional price. Easy to use, display is excellent for old eyes to see.

I recently bought the iHealth Accu-Luminate Blood Pressure Monitor, and I’m extremely impressed! The color-coded LCD makes it easy to understand my readings at a glance, and the adjustable cuff fits comfortably. I love the body movement detection** and wrap indicator, which ensure accurate results every time. The Bluetooth connectivity and cloud storage are fantastic for tracking trends, and the dual-user function is perfect for my household. Setup was simple, and the price is very reasonable for the features offered. Highly recommend this monitor for anyone needing a reliable, easy-to-use device for home use!

The iHealth blood pressure monitor did not meet my expectations. The readings are inconsistent, the Bluetooth connection drops often, and the cuff feels cheaply made. I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone needing reliable results.

The capability is awesome! I love how the app is easy to use and the size and function is great! I carry it everywhere I go. It easily connects to my phone. The large font on the screen is my favorite.

This is the one. I started with an Omron Gold and discovered despite its higher cost Omron thought it was necessary to get you to sign up for a monthly subscription just to be able to share a PDF record with you. There was a work around, but why would Omron do this? Then, on the third week the Omron quit communicating with my newer iPhone. I could not get it to work and It went back to Amazon. Then I ordered the iHealth KD-5811BT. Readings were the in the same. range as the Omron but it had a much better app that didn't try to extract a monthly subscription. Yes it sends off good looking PDF files, CSV data or XLS data. Your Choice. It synchs fast to the phone. This unit was under $30. about a third of the price of the Omron Gold. With the money I saved I searched Amazon for a $9. cosmetic bag to store everything.

It works well and allows me to import it to my health app on my phone.